Articles by Emma Rudeck


Emma has written 10 articles for Nouse


Second Star to the Right

By — March 13, 2010

When entering the Drama Barn it seemed more like I was walking back outside. The smell of the real grass that covered the floor filled the room, while the soft lighting mimicked the night sky

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Christopher Wood, The Harbour, 1926, Mercer Art Gallery, Harrogate Museums and Arts, Harrogate Borough CouncilArt Exhibit: 100 Years of Gifts

By — February 7, 2010

100 Years of Gifts is a fascinating exploration of British art throughout the last century

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David Fitzpatrick - PocketPlace Making

By — December 16, 2009

Place Making, on display at the Norman Rea Gallery, is a bold yet engaging exhibition of sculpture, prints and paintings by David Fitzpatrick

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Monsters of Folk

By — December 8, 2009

Expectations ran high before Monsters of Folk took to the stage in London

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RCA entry (2009) Grayson and PerryGrayson Perry

By — December 8, 2009

Emma Rudeck interviews Grayson Perry about this year’s RCA Secret Sale Show

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Michael Craig-Martin

By — November 10, 2009

Emma Rudeck interviews the creator of An Oak Tree, the seminal Michael Craig-Martin.

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Script Factor

By — November 10, 2009

Script Factor is a forum for local scriptwriters to present short plays to an intimate audience in The Studio at the York Theatre Royal

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Stones in his Pocket

By — March 16, 2009

Stones in his Pocket is a comedy written by Marie Jones, set in a rural town in County Kerry, Ireland. It concerns the invasion of this quiet place by an American production company who want to film their latest romance, ‘The Quiet Valley’, in an idealised Ireland.

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Death of a Salesman

By — November 25, 2008

Arthur Miller’s play, Death of a Salesman, portrays Willy Loman, a travelling salesman who’s disillusioned with life. Through a series of flashbacks, the audience glimpses Willy’s past and his loosening grip on reality.

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Fresh thinking or a stale alternative?

By and — November 25, 2008

The possibility of a major international chain gracing our humble Market Square is a much-needed boost for an increasingly dreary part of campus. This commercial zone was once a major selling point of a university complex that is otherwise isolated from the amenities of the city centre, in stark contrast to York’s many metropolitan rivals.

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